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The Folks That Live on the Hill, Kingsley Amis — Signed 1st Edition

£23.49

The Folks That Live on the Hill, Kingsley Amis — Signed 1st Edition

Name: The Folks That Live on the Hill, Kingsley Amis — Signed 1st Edition
Brand: Broadhursts Books
SKU: 3388-LN (£4 PP)
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Condition

Fine: Original dust jacket shows minimal edgewear, with a small crease along one edge and minute faint marks across the panels. Otherwise immaculate; artwork bright and clean with sharp corners. Original blue cloth binding with gilt is excellent and shows no discernible wear. Binding square and firm. Internally, pages are crisp, bright, and appear unread. A stunning copy.

Description

Signed First Edition, published by Hutchinson, London, 1990. Signed copies of late works by Kingsley Amis are increasingly desirable, particularly in superior condition with original dust jacket present, appealing to modern first-edition and post-war British literature collectors.

A late-career novel exploring ageing, memory, family tensions, and social observation, presented with Amis’s characteristic wit and sharp psychological insight.

ISBN: 0091741378

Book Condition: Fine

Book Authors: Kingsley Amis

Book Publisher: Hutchinson

Book Language: English

Narrative Type: Fiction

Genre: Modern Fiction

Book edition: First Edition

Signed:

Book Pages: 246

Book Publication Year: 1990

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Book Binding: Cloth

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Country/region of manufacture: London, United Kingdom

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